Multi-phase synchronization in a content management system
a content management system and multi-phase technology, applied in knowledge representation, instruments, computing models, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the time for document re-constitution, lag time to the user, incorrect content, etc., and the computer industry will suffer from increasing the delay of document reconstitution
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[0025]The claims and disclosure herein provide a content management system (CMS) that adds a phase property to one or more synchronization rules to evaluate only needed synchronization rules at different times when synchronization is needed.
[0026]Many known content management systems use extensible markup language (XML) due to its flexibility and power in managing diverse and different types of content. One known content management system that uses XML is Solution for Compliance in a Regulated Environment (SCORE) developed by IBM Corporation. XML is growing in popularity, and is quickly becoming the preferred format for authoring and publishing. While the disclosure herein discusses XML documents as one possible example of content that may be managed by a content management system, the disclosure and claims herein expressly extend to content management systems that do not use XML.
[0027]Referring to FIG. 1, networked computer system 100 includes multiple clients, shown in FIG. 1 as c...
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